“He Frenchifies their apple pie while observing with an aching heart how much better adapted to expatriation they are than he is.”

“Finally, both the United States and some EU member states take a dim view of permanent expatriation motivated by a desire to escape taxes.”

“But most importantly, how did his expatriation influence his American and African American identities?”

“In companies where the security manager is an expatriate, a lack of cultural awareness in the managerial approach could be disastrous.”

“Many passages are unique to Tomashevich and his personal odyssey as an expatriate and refugee from communist Yugoslavia.”

“Americans make up the second largest expat population in Shanghai after the Japanese.”

“Before I get lots of nasty letters about expat extravagances, I tell you now Bulgarians would embrace many of these business enterprises.”

“The ad was for an expat magazine, and it focused on helping expats fit into Singapore culture.”

“Mehany's practice also covers income and succession planning for wealthy individuals and families, including foreign trusts, pre-immigration planning, and expatriations.”

“The lines of men and women outside polling stations were expatriates casting early votes for a new government.”

“The Island sounded a similar call, noting that Sri Lankan expatriates had telephoned the newspaper requesting that it promote national unity.”

“They also keep tabs on the temporary Los Angeles polling places set up so Iranian expatriates can vote in elections in Iran.”

“Political intrigue, both in the host country and between the expats, only adds to the sense of drama.”

“Many expats want to keep their UK bank accounts open while they are abroad.”

“Watching the way he negotiates buck-passing French bureaucracy ought to resonate with disgruntled expats and Francophobes.”